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A woman stands against a white wall wearing a blue short and holding an enormous yellow pencil

Digital Animation: Marvels of Media Workshop

Instructed by artist Pepita Sandwich, this workshop focuses on creating a digital animation short that involves the movement of a shape or object. Recommended for ages 15 and up.  

A woman dressed all in red sits on the top of a biplane

Scarlet

Incorporating elements of mythic fairy tale, pastoral romance, documentary, and even musical, Scarlet is a singular work of magic realism.

An animated image of a young boy and an older man in a big nose sitting at a table looking at each other with annoyed expressions; the older man clutches a coffee mug, the biy sits with a tea cup.

The Boy and the Heron

The legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki returns after a decade’s hiatus with an extraordinary and eccentric tale of a young boy entering an alternate realm of existence to help change his real world.

A woman and man in 19th century clothes talk to each other outside amidst a green forest setting

Unrest

Swiss filmmaker Schäublin has created a film about time itself: what it means historically, emotionally, mechanically, set in the late 19th century Switzerland.

A woman looks out the window from the back seat of a car, with neon city lights reflected in the window

Return to Seoul

In the marvelous breakthrough from Cambodian-French director Davy Chou, Ji-Min Park stars as an impulsive French woman in her twenties named Freddie, vacationing in South Korea; while there she decides on a whim to try and locate the birth parents she never knew.

Two women look in a mirror, one holding makeup, one holding a pad of paper

May December—with Production Designer Sam Lisenco in Person

Todd Haynes uses a potentially sensational subject to make vivid inquiries into American culture, with its obsessions with celebrity and scandal, and the precarious foundation of family itself. Production designer Sam Lisenco to appear in person!